While the officials described in general terms the connections between the financial networks and Al Qaeda, government officials did not provide specific evidence linking the organizations to the terrorists.
In general terms, good agreement between experiments and numerical simulations is found for all model roof geometries, especially far away from the fire source and the centreline.
In general terms, the comparisons between experiments and simulations show good agreement, especially in the far field of the plume, but the accuracy is poor at the lower plume region and near the flame.
While this is understood in general terms, the relationship between stakeholder involvement and the type of priorities identified has not been well documented.
In general terms, the relationship between subfunctionalization at the regulatory level (e.g. in cis-regulatory motifs) and at the level of the product (e.g. in temporal expression domains), remains unclear (with the exception of a some isolated examples, such as the mouse Hox1 genes mentioned above).
And to bolster her case that a non-New Yorker can serve the state, she pointed, if in general terms, to a game between two New York teams that had dominated the news here for the past week.
Again following tradition rather than the modern approach of Frege and Russell, Leśniewski makes no syntactic distinction between general terms or common nouns on the one hand and singular terms or proper names on the other.
Later theorists emphasized the contrast between general terms like 'star' and singular terms like 'Vega', while also distinguishing terms from syncategorematic expressions (e.g., 'every' and 'is') that can combine with terms to form complex subjects and predicates, including 'will lie'cancan lie', and 'may have lied'.
In general terms, a good correlation between all the lung lesion scoring systems (with the exception of SPES score versus LW/BW) was observed.
In general terms, existentialism can be divided between philosophers, such as Jean-Paul Sartre, who defined existentialism as a humanism, and those, such as Heidegger, who saw the organization of philosophy around the analysis of human determinacy as a metaphysical corruption of philosophy.
